Thrifty Cat Snack (Chicken Liver)

I buy chicken livers and separate them into ice cube trays. Then I will slip the whole tray in an old bread bag (turned inside out so I know what it is.) I will remove and defrost one about once a week, then give it as a treat to my very enthusiastic, finnicky cat, especially in the winter when she gets bored.

She adores it and it's a good source of vitamin A, which is better (and less expensive) for her then store bought cat treats.

If you don't like to feed your cat raw, just pop it in the microwave for a few seconds at a time until it's lightly cooked, then cool a bit and serve.

Liver isn't a substitute as an entire balanced cat food and feeding it exclusively or in abundance of course isn't advised. Just like people snacks, a little taste treat is better, which is why I separate and freeze it!